The Plan to Make American Crime Obsolete
In this episode, Colonel Jeffrey Glover and Rahul Sidhu discuss how emerging technologies—especially drones, AI-driven analytics, license‑plate readers, and body‑camera insights—are reshaping American law enforcement and public safety. They highlight real‑world deployments that improve response times, de‑escalate incidents, and monitor officer wellbeing, while noting the cultural and procedural hurdles to adoption. The guests stress that successful founders must embed themselves with police, understand the nuanced shift toward investigative, tech‑centric policing, and present solutions as inevitable improvements for both officers and communities.
What I Learned From Unbuilding Products and Systems in the Public Sector - Ayushi Roy (Product Leader)
In this episode, Ayushi Roy—a lifelong civil servant, chief program officer at New America’s New Practice Lab, and Harvard Kennedy School lecturer— shares how product thinking in government differs from the private sector. She explains that, unlike private firms that...
How Homestead, Florida Is Modernizing Civic Services
In this episode, Deputy City Manager Kamar Brown discusses how Homestead, Florida tackled fragmented, manual civic processes by adopting Tyler Technologies’ unified Enterprise Permitting and Licensing (EPL) platform. The city moved from paper‑based permits and disjointed payments to a 24/7...
AI, Human Judgment, and the Future of Child Welfare: A Conversation with Steven Hintze, Arizona Department of Child Safety
In this episode, Michael Keegan talks with Steven Hintze, Chief Data and Product Officer for the Arizona Department of Child Safety, about how AI, data, and product thinking are reshaping child welfare. Hintze explains the agency’s three‑year modernization of its...
#727 A Data Center in Every Community with Christopher Jordan, National League of Cities
In this episode, Christopher Jordan, Program Manager of AI and Innovation at the National League of Cities, explains the rise of hyperscale AI data centers and how municipalities are weighing their economic benefits against environmental and community costs. He outlines...
The Growing Role of Technology for State Attorneys General with NAAG Executive Director Brian Kane
In this episode, Brian Kane, Executive Director of the National Association of Attorneys General (NAG), explains how the association supports 56 state AG offices through bipartisan collaboration, training, and policy initiatives, highlighting recent successes like the $5 billion Master Settlement Agreement...
Zero Trust for Operations Podcast: Securing OT with Trout Access Gate
In this episode, Scoop Cyber hosts Steve Krupperman speak with Trout Software’s Mark Hoover and Florian about securing operational technology (OT) using Trout’s purpose‑built Zero Trust Access Gate. They explain how traditional IT‑focused Zero Trust models fall short for industrial...
India’s Digital Payments Transformation
In this episode of the Banker's Bookshelf, Balakrishnan "Baloo" Mahatavan, former NPCI executive and World Bank veteran, walks host Paolo Ceroni through India's remarkable digital payments evolution—from under a billion annual transactions in 2010 to over 225 billion by March 2025. He...
Bastille Presents: The Wireless Threat Series Podcast, Flipper Zeros
In this episode of the Wireless Threat Series, Adrian Sanabria and John Bundy dissect the Flipper Zero, a compact, open‑source device that bundles sub‑gigahertz radio, RFID/NFC, BLE, infrared and USB "bad‑USB" capabilities. They demonstrate how the Flipper easily captures and...
Inside the Department of Labor's Plan to Make American Workers AI-Ready
In this episode, Chief Innovation Officer Taylor Stockton of the U.S. Department of Labor explains the agency’s push to make American workers AI‑ready through a comprehensive AI literacy strategy. He outlines the department’s AI 101 text‑message course, the AI literacy...
Money Box Live: Making Tax Digital Guide
The Moneybox Live episode walks listeners through the UK’s Making Tax Digital (MTD) rollout for sole traders and landlords, explaining that they must keep digital records and submit quarterly updates to HMRC. HMRC’s Director General of Strategy and Policy, Jonathan...
Urban Autonomy in America: What’s Real & What’s Next (Curbivore 2026)
The Curbivore 2026 panel, hosted by Forbes senior editor Alan Oensman, examined the current state and future hurdles of autonomous vehicle (AV) deployment in the U.S., covering robotaxis, delivery bots, and data infrastructure. Participants included Aaron from Korean robot‑delivery startup...
CTO Fireside Chat: Improving Government AI Readiness with NetApp and Peraton
In this inaugural CTO Fireside Chat, Peraton’s FedCiv CTO Jason Blinn and NetApp’s Director of Solutions Engineering Matt Lawson discuss the critical steps federal agencies must take to become AI‑ready. They emphasize that data readiness—clean, well‑governed, and securely accessible data—is far more...
#725 Making Digital Government Accessible with Rebecca Bond and Kristin Stitcher
In this episode, GovLove host Tony Thompson talks with former DOJ disability‑rights attorneys Rebecca Bond and Kristen Stitcher about the newly released ADA Title II interim final rule that extends website and mobile‑app accessibility deadlines for large public entities to April 26, 2027...
329. Inside California’s Mobility Playbook
In this episode, California Secretary of Transportation Toks Omashakian explains how the state manages its massive, diverse transportation network—spanning 50,000 miles of highway, 20,000 bridges, 300 transit agencies, and 250 airports—by tailoring solutions to regional needs rather than using a...